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Leopold Dukes, Zur Rabbinischen Spruchkunde

Vienna: Gedruckt bei Adalbert della Torre, 1851.

Leopold Dukes published two works on Jewish proverbs: Rabbinische Blumenlese (Leipzig, 1844) and Zur Rabbinischen Spruchkunde (Vienna, 1851). In the copy exhibited here is a letter by Dukes glued at the beginning of the book. It is a dedication letter dated in Oxford 1852 in which Dukes presents his book to Efraim Simson Raus[...], the same person whose signature can be found on the title page of Euchel's biography on Mendelssohn (see next item on display).

 

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Title page and Dukes' letter

 

 

 

 

Raus' signature in Euchel

 

 


 

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